@halloleo: "hi there
i want to reach the web server i'm running on my Mac Os X 10.3.2 machine
from the outside world.
the NB1300 adsl modem is connected via ethernet to the machine and via adsl
phone line to the provider. i did not change the standrad config. so i guess
the modem acts as a "router".
the provider issues dynamic ip addresses (however the address stays fixed
for at least on session).
i tried to reach the web server from the outside via the just issued ip
address but i can get through the modem.i always get a 404 error.
does anubody know how i have to configure the NB1300 modem so the http and
ftp requests go through?
thanks for advice,
leo broska"
    @halloleo: "<quote>
first of all, thanks for your detailed info!
and yep, i've already got my subdomain name with dyndns. :-)
thanks, i did that (btw 83.161.120.155 _is_ my private IP issued from 
NB1300), but it still doesn't work:
when i try to reach my server the browser always prsents the 
authentication dialog with the realm BB1300, so the request still does 
not go through the modem... :(
any idea?
leo"
    @halloleo: "news:bvk7se$hqf$<email_address>
<quote>
and
did that as well, so i have to reach the modem config now on 83.161.120.155:81.
plain http requests on port 80 for my webbrowser still don't go
through...what else can i have done wrong????
thanks, leo"
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